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Daily Republican., 1887-11-30
DUkLlC SALE
REAL ESTATE.

Tho subs criber will all Of pusls y
the premios, bis 6estAbie lsln ~
on tho old freuehtown trrnpiRe nhn
the bear station on The Loisssls Hh'
Il. H., rev Casils COUNTY, Lel %
TUESDAY, DEOEmBtRaM
At2 so O'Clock p. n
Containing 100 acres, and sbon
Thompsoa farm. This inn !: iNsN
many ADVANTAGES rIfsly Ernd 60 ~
fered at public Gale .ior is asain's
New Castle and Wilnitgtn lsihAL
for grain and all varieties Of iin W.
The land Is In Q high sts'e OIL eui.,s
and the buildings 10 Aeod rtpin. o,, eIn,
OF o l0.roomed brisk and iSsLe lNsn
good gransry. tool and sason haS
stAbiing for 90 hoAl OF steSk' NV
partly new. IN. M
The fencing is In good ofeei w
which 10 hedge. there 10 II s''"
seeded with tiraoihy.
THRMs.-1here can ., teo reusI I."rs]
4 age, and Tor .urthsr particular ~ ,.S,I] K
Samuel.. N oliFAin, NO. IL SCUM ''
Philadelphia. ,..o,,, d
NO postponeu ent co aeoOSI' w,N
veather. ANDEEW nel1'An'
hukill h LanK, Auetionee.s..o .,,a
Daily Republican., 1887-11-30
Mia Not shoot

Last Monday W. HOLLIS, ]. r.
Hodges, Daniel SAyile and j. Howard
Taylor OF the Delaware House went OF
3 guuniug trip in Chester County, Pa
They found plenty OF game, but wher
they went TO shoot 1t found they had lef
their ammunition at home. Their feel
ings cannot be oescribed.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-30

Lewis Walter, of Keunett. Pa, left a
specimen OF second crop apples NJ the
office Of the News and Advertiser oil
that place, few days ago.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-30
w AHAM AK EKS
rAlLADALFHIA, wolnesdAJ. nov 80, 1857
There is o great difference
in Seal Skin Cloths

rAlLADALrHlA. wednesday. rov 80. lssT
There is o great ditterencel
in Seal Skin Cloths.
Now that there is snch a |
rage for these comely gar.
ments take this word to|
suggest care in selecting
your new Coat.
Our guarantee covers the
goods and the making-the
fit shows for itself.
Being in the market ever!
day for bargains we con e
across many a good thing,
and now we have this fine
lot of Seal Skin Cloth
| Coats
| Listers Real Seal Cloth New.
| markets, 56 and 5S inches
| long, Tailor made, Quilted
Satin Lining, with Real
Seal Skin Trimmings,
worth t60, SO, and $50.
Our price, $3s; manufac-
turer's loss.
Our special Lister Seal Cloth
Coat Seal faced, SIS.
Our celebrated Lister Seal Cloth
Coat, $3.50.
Our special Lister Seal Cloth
Wraps, $12 sl4, and SIC.
t, Our celebrated Lister Seal Cloth
Wrap Satin Lining, Seal
Cloth Trimmings, $3.50.
Our celebrated Lister Seal
Cloth Jacket, satln lined,
$40.
. Sometimes the p ices ar
i. about half what people asl
3 who don't know how to ge
q The goods right.
!. second hoor, Thirteenth and Chestnt
), streets corner. Two elevators.
A Tailor-made Raglan, 6
Il inches long, of the lates
,s Plaid, open bell.sleeve'
:, T. plated back, $3.50. Figur
Sc a minute:
So 3sz yds Langley's Closking % %, 81
III Waxing ......... ...........'....'. l.
10 Trimming and lining ...... .... l
NJ Cutting and pressing. g.............
re $40.
ne Sharp, close work for yo
M M to get the Raglan up f
W. SOLO. It is as if We ga,
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sUAHDULn Ii KTfEur. Nov. .. M
Trains fssve DeaawAfs Avenue Dspoa
nASr.BOUND
epttA Accom-. daily ,s1ospt sunday . 10 An.
rhila. Accommodation. dstiy ....'i.G = .
PhilA. Acconmeda.ion. asny asny'.-.''sMk N
rhiiA. Accommodation. daiiy ....,iais AZ
rhila. B Chester express, daily lila A. ~
PhiiA. Accommodation. daily -. L.1 y "a
ss As,sn a. sss'PS. PS, sSna.' aSs p n n
espi SUNDAY. I'D .y....:.:.........s.os ?. =
PhH. AooosrmodAtion, daily ...... sJe p.
Phila. d Chester ,ypresI daiy....6 ~ p. m.
phiiA. Accsmmodapon, daily, 10Y ?. -
kysiIa. Acnornnodat.ou, daily. % IS y. -
'hfia. q chester express daily, sia p. u
wEsr.BorHE
pnscaSc h Pi,upu,g limited. .dAii.7 " A. n
Arrives ChieAEo s.so ners mornink-
baltimore Accom- modAtioh, cAy,
exospt Sunday.............. 2. y
UirctahAt b 81. Louis, ,i.sm .eA',y LILO 4. ~
Arrives Otnctnnau la =. h NJ. kscs6
gsItimcrs Accom- modation, dany. q esp n
On iosSo and St. Louis kzpres',
dam, .,,cS a.,S,
Sinserly Accommodation. daiiy:
YOk LANDKsBEEo, 0lb A. - -suhds,
Iuniy. 1861 q. m aud aN p. m. daily
Iexcopt Sundsy. 0 30 y. m. daily.
Trains leave nnArKst suscs sytauon:
FER Phl.deiphia SO p. u. daily, sxcsp
ISunday. Eof S4lumJIo 23 r. n.
tdaiiy, except Sunday vo' IArdenoofs
le.Bo ano 10. 30 A. M. and xss ?. a., daily
IeIoept SUNDAY; e.lt . m sunday only
lb.2o .. p. daily.
IJrnctfon with Oircinnaa and ST. Loui
ttnrough express. daily, except Sunday. III,
40 p. IN. cannscis with Chicago and 81
L< u,s express daily.
Trains Tor wilninxtop-Lesve Philzdr
pnta. daily, - o., 10, 3 %, 80 .. m, q
I2eo, 4 -, sAoo. lHa. s.so. AIe 10 % p. N.
Daily, excspt sunday, I.ls .. N lag
noon, sa.lB- II 80 y. u.
| Express trAtnss
". n. CLEMENTS, u. =. LORD.
l Manager. 0enT faxA AEsn
i TelephQna No. lea.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-30
S.H.BAYNARD.
FIFTH AND MARKET STE.

Hss his large warerocms chuck
full Of Pianos and Organs. They
are for sale. 1t will pay you 70
stop In aud examine his stock.
Now goods. New management
We mention few leading makes.
First on the liss We place the stand
ard wEBBR-sood ~ gold. Then
comes the HARDAAE, remsrka-
BILE for its nne tone and finish and
splendid wearing qualities. You
must not pass By the MASON d
HAMLIN, their new method OF
stringipg will strike you ~ . radi.
cal improvement In piano making.
OHICKERING IL ashousehold
word. Then for medium prices
we have the favorite MARSHALL
g. WENDELL, STIRLING and
others. Pianos In all styles OF
Rosewood, Ebony. Mahogany and
Blister Walnut Cash or INSTALL
ments.
Isit an ORGAN you are looking
foir How will m ESTEY do2-
king OF organs. Following closely
ON It's heels are the DYER b
HUGHES and WILCOX & WHITE
both noted for their volume, ,sweet-
ness, durability and artistic de-
stgn. Always on hand the popular
RASTERN COTTAGE. Organs
IN every style of case and action.
Cash or instAllments.
Smaller Instruments In great VI.
riety. SHEET N UsIC and BOOKS.
Pianos, Organs, Aocordeons, eto,
thoroughly tuned and repaired by
Z. p. Potter, with
Daily Republican., 1887-11-30
S2azA&a1faassj
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We, tas updsesisnsd HAnes and Banhsn.
yin pay all Prizes drawn In The Louisians
State Lotteries which may be presented u
our countsrs.
National BANK.
PlERCE LANAUx. Pres. ssats h.
t10naD HanK.
4. RAI.DWIM. Pres. n. o. Hss,I RI
CABL no mM, rrcs- Unaoa Haatonal
Damk.
Grand Semi-Annual Drawing
In tho Academy Of Music. New
Orleans, Tuesday Dee. Is. '67.
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wANAM AK = rs

you $500 win eacn one.
Figure in the same way on
any other garment in the
Store, these Tor instance:
Raglans-
Check and Stripe Raglans,
Tailor.msde, u. Now
selling elsewhere In town
for $40.
All.wool Tailor Rag.
Ian, In black only, Is.
Good for hard wear,
storms, winter.
"Iron" Worsted English
Plaid Raglans and Ul-
sters, from q celebrated
maker, tl3. so; worth $40.
Can't be had elsewhere.
Jackets
English Plaid Jackets, Tailor.
made, e. SO.
Many sorts of All.wool Tailor
made Jackets, with and
without Satin lined hood,
S3.50 worth fS and $40.
Makers loss.
Braided Beaver Jacket, Tail.
or. made, Satin facings,
o..
Beaver jacket, braided all
over and Satin lined, Sl2.
None of these are slip.shco
things, chance.gathered; bu
brand nesU goods, fresh from
Il b e manufacturer. The,
stand for all our made
things for women's and chill
dren's wear.
Second floor, Chestnut ,treet front. TAX
elevator.
Such Dress Goods price.
as you will see all arount
1.-THE Store are not yer!
cheering to wool grower.
and wool manufacturers
but they are bubbling owe
with cheer for every buye.
Whose thoughts turn to max
ling a little money go a grea
way.
ISome of the Dress Stuffs-
Daily Republican., 1887-11-30

Plaid Tor Is cents.
A 25 cent crispy, hard woven
Armure for l5 cenS.
A 25.cent Check Suitiug,
spri9gy as a SILK Warp
Henrietta, for Is cents
A5O cent modest li'tle Check
(40 ipch) for 25 cents
A 50.ceat illuminated sc inch
Tricot, tiuts Of Autumn,
for S7js cents.
4 81 cent all-wool Suiting,
coarse threads, (46-inch),
for 31S cents.
A as cent all.wool Plaid;
stuff f4r thick aud thin
bright with now and
then ileeks OF silk, go.
inch), for 50 cents.
A 81 importe, silk and wool
Plaid; tue serge ground;
brilliant, wortbful
stuf. for IS cents.
ASl Mixed Tricot, all the
worthiness Of plain cloth
and an extra touch OF
suggested color, for f5
cents.
Asl cloth Paid, overplaided
on cLecks, all wool and
fire, tor IS cents.
A 81 Plaid on broken checks;
soft as doeskin, quiet
colors, tor IS cents.
Flannels-
ascent Striped Jertey Flan-
mel, maybe 50 styles elias
tic weave, ,cl!nging, yield
ing, handsome, ior 3715
cents
S71i-cent Wrapper FLANNEL,
stripes and pls!ds, for 25
cents.
I$4 Robe
7ysrds of ~ inch Basket
Sanelier, with ample Nov
city Tor panel, collar,
and cuts. A heavy win
ter fabric al honest,
hearty LOOK in every
thread.
IS5 Robe
l 7yard oflne imported Serge
| ard y yards OF very
| pretty novelty.
lS6 % Robe -
| sysrds fne French Serge,
| with ample Novelty.
elSS Robe
/ Fine Fresch Sbooda Cloth
i aud cut push Novelty
for a generous dress.
al These are a lew OF
Iextra significant material
have lately pointed out.
will find plenty more of
same sort.
Three of the Blacks
All-wool black Cam
hair, originally 81, now
Icents.
All-wool black Cam
hair Serge, extra b
weight, made by Prizes
LIS cents, from $3.50.
Ali-wool black Cashn
t5o cents, from o5.
"a Southeast of centre.
kI Mems Jersey Coats.
s,Itween 40U and 500 of
az So. so each. The ma
utI price less than a month
WAS S3.25, and the
% price So each
St navy blue rich brown
10 seal brown wine
- black
re lComfortable, sy {
lOn sale at both enos {
Is 25 Store, with the Mems
ool ishlngs.
Middle Market and Chestnut str
,.lOI TRACES
ouI JOHN WArIANAK
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Iarks'
Vts and Oity.hall square.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-30
IJrRlcJlsni
u ogfA I nllilou ei5T1logIES.
CAPITAL PRIZE. $500,
|. [KlSE

Louisiana 6tateLottery Company
Incorporates b. the Legislature 10 issS,
lof naeostionni and Uhsrltaois purposss,
ctAts Constitution, In fs7s, ~ an over
whslning popular vote.
AsD 0Ra0o n1mgle UanbeR Drew
lA8s. sAko Dlno0 monshly, ana sAas
Drawings fegaBaR.
eemDofs.
I'VE DO hereby esrtLfy that We supsrvis,
The arrAaEemsnts for all the Monthly anc
ssntAnnuAl drawings OF Ths Lcuisiaai
Stais Lsostery Oo., and In person manANs
and control the drawings Themselves, A1e
that the same are conducted With honesty
fAirnsD end In sood fAith toward III partsss
and ws authorize the company 10 use Thu
osrtificate, win fac-smiies Or our Signature
sstachsd In tts sdvsrtissmsas&"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-25
pINKERTON'S MEN
Denounced ut nn Indignation Meeting as
"1rresponsiblc Thugs"

d
Denounced at nn Indignation Meeting as
"IrreSponsiblc Thugs"
CoATEsvILLE. Pa, Jan. 24.-The situa-
ton of the strike at the iron works Of
Chas. Huston & Sons and Worth Bros.
has assumed different aspect during the
past few days. On Saturday evening sew
eral Pinkerton detectives arrived and went
to the works Of Worth Bros, where it was
expected an attempt would be made to re-
sumo to-day. When approached on the
streets they pointed reYolyers at the citi-
zsns who attempted to speak to them.
Every train is being watched closly to see
that nobody comes to take the situations
offered at the mills. All day yesterday
the streets were filled with men, and an
indignation meeting OF the citizens was
called at the old Town Hall. That hall
would not hold hall the people, and all
went to Market Hall, where 700 men
cheered at the stirring speeches made by
prominent citizens. 10 g.
Resolutions were adopted expressing
great indignation at the course OF Worth
Bros. in hiring irresponsible parties to in
flame tho people Of, the borough and
vicinity, and requesting the Burgess and
Council to appoint such officers as in
their judgment the deem necessary to pre-
serve the peace. They also requested the
Burgess to forbid any Of the so.called de-
tectives from appearing on the streets as
officers of the law. One Of the speakers
denounced Pinksrton "thugs" as ofal Of
prisons, the acum Of the cities and men
who, are too lazy to work if they get it. A
boarding house has been fitted up at the
mill to accommodate the "black Sheep"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-25
EASY TO GET CHARTERS,
\ Remarkable Number Of Companies In.
corporated In Tennessee.

a Remarkable Number OF Companies In.
corporated In Tennessee,
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Jan. 24.-The
pas iaw weeks have been remarkable in
Tennessee for developments in all por.
tons Of the State. The records Of the
Secretary Of States office show that twelve
railroad charters have been granted with.
in five weeks, as follows: G Tennessee
Central, from Byrdstown, N. O., to Ten.
nessee points; Knoxville and Nashville
Tennessee and North Carolina. from East
Tennessee to Murphy, N. c.; Bristol and
South Atlantic, from Bristol eastwardly !;
Baltimore, Nashville and Memphis, from
Bristol to Memphis; Chattanooga and
Southeastern, from Chattanooga to Colum-
bus, Ga; Cumberland Valley and Unaka,
from the Cumberland river to the North
Carolina line; Memphis l. Nashville, from
Memphis to Nashville; Cincinnati & Bir-
mngham, from Chattanooga to Birming-
ham, Ala. Missouri, Tennessee 4 Georgia
Isnnesaee, Midland,. from, Memphis to
Bristol, and South Pittsburgh & sequat-
chic, from the Tennessee line to South
Pittsburgh. tEAJ1L ls,St|u1 81 n
Charters have also heen granted to four
large street railway corporations, to min
era! paint companies, four marble com.
panles, one oil company, eleven large man
assctaring corporations, and six land COM
panles. Thirty minor manufacturing com:
panes have applied for charters but have
not yet received thom. X - =, -. - :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-25

TuEaE will BE- sincressing popular inter.
eat in the fate of the railroad pass bill now
before The House Of Delegates. Members
Of the Legislature are paid mileage, public
officers are paid for their public services,
and in the name Of all that is just and re.
spectacle Whist claim to pass has dele
gate to political convention7 '
The grea:ea. scandal Of the whole bad
system is tllat judges ride on passes. The
Governor says he is advised that: the
judges Of the Supreme Court Of Appeals
do no. use railroad passes, but pay as they
90. The 1srELL.aEscER hopes that this
is true, but is informed that Judge Green
Is tbs only member OF that court tha!
does not nss pa'ses. G. ast-:Ts,i
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leo In tho NiRunlee.

ToLHbo, o., Jan. 24.-The> >ice.iam in the
Maumee gave way about 4 o'clock this
morning, and the river is clear down al
most to the bay. The water. in front Of
the city has fallen over a foot, and present
danger is passed. The ice in the bay
still holds: The piling toi the Pennsyi-
yania bridge went out when the Jam
moved, but, as WAS explained in previous
dispatches, no interruption Of traffic or
travel will follow. At a point twelve
miles above, the city, there is a Tjgoree
twenty feet high, behind which there Is
an immense volume Of water. r -. z
With indications y for warm and fair
weather, the prospects Of the gorge at
Rock Bar holding are not OF the best, and
there is much ice in the river above that
point. What may happen il this Ice
gives way must be to some extent conjec-
tursl, but If the water cannot get through
inthe channel Of the river itSmnst come
out Of the banks and food the river
uOuts .tI5-ts -EtAH Et.tlF rs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-25
gALABAArA,s IRON. BOOM,
People snddened by n CompAny'r Purclir
f' of 40 600 Tons of Enrlish pir Irop

People saddensd by n CompAny's Purchase
T.g. of 10000 Tons of English Pig Iron. X.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Jan. 24-The in.
veatments made during the past week in
all parts Of North Alabama have been
without! parallel. Compauies' have been
formed to erect furnaces in Selma, Talla.
dega, Tuskaloosa, Florence, Gadsden, and
other places. The new company which
has just invested 100000 in Admission
begun the sale of their real estate and
stock to-day. Il, .,,t d.
4 Bhadow!wa thrown across the jubita-
ton OF theae people to-day by the an,
nouncement that the Roons Iron Com.
pany, Of Chattanooga, had Just closed a
contract tor the purchase of 10000 tons Of
Engliah pig iron for Iths manufacture Of
steel rails. I5aQ lg%ll l&,E I5, 4 4
In the, hotels to-day even, Fres-trade
Democrats admitted that, the interests Of
American labor, asawell as of American
capital, required Protection against foreign
competition. 1l S-a ''Il,%
q The people Of the Birmingham and
Chattanooga iron districts have, claimed
that they could undersell Pennsylyania,
and nov, they dtscover that England can
undersell Alabama. ta.5'i,%.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-25
NEW SENATOR'S
From Indiana and New Jersey Must Como
N..' Clean.hnndeu. .tatH.

ASA" A"AAAAh Ahu ANo" ooEboy Aubt NOuo
Na' Clean.hnnled. aEtgH
WASHINGTON, Jan. "a. Republicans
here are confident that ii tho Democrats
succeed by some skullduggery in electing
their man as Senator in Indiana the elec-
ton will certainly be contested here, and
the chances are that he would not easily
slip into Harrison's seat if he could not
read his title clear. In New Jersey, too,
tho Democrats have been guilty Of some
OF their old.tine trickery, which will
probably form the basis OF contest before
tho Senate. The next Senate will be Re-
publican even If the new Senators from
these two States should hoppen to be
Democrnts, and the only hope Of the pres-
ent minority to gain an advantage il by
winning over to their support Senator
Riddleberger, the Virginia readjueter,
who has on several occasions shown symp.
toms Of acting Independently and who has
been encouraged in his course by leading
Bourbons. s,ts.s. ( 2'lf s's H..
An objection to the swearing in OF any
OF the new Senators, would keap such
one from participating in the organization
OF the Senate, as was the case at the
second special session Of tia Senate in tue
Forty-aeventh Congress-. Until the sue.
cassors OF Senators Conkling and Plat, of
New York, and Burnside, Of Rhode
Island, were sworn in the Democrats had
close majority. II tho newcomers had
been sworn in there would have been
tie. But the Democrats objected because
Of alleged Irregularities in their election to
allow Miller, Lspham and Aldrich, the
successors Of the three named above to be
sworn in until after their cages had been
passed upon by the Committee on Privl-
leges and Elections They then elected
Bayard as President Of the Senate, and or
ganized everything to snit themselves,
when after report in few days from
tho committee the three Republican Sen.
ators were sworn in, Bayard was unseated.
The Senate was tic, but General Logan
nominated for the presidency OF the body
Judge Davis. and be, as an Independent,
had been voting with the Democrats His
nomination closed his mouth, and the
Republicans thus elected him by one ma
jority. There Is no doubt that the Rs.
pub!icans in spite Of all that can be done
by the Democrats, will retain control OF
the organization Of the Senate when the
next Congress meets. rgi 5..i
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JUMPED FROM THE WINDOW
In His Excitement When Ho Could Hny
aT Excnped by the 9tnira .s..

In His Excitement When He Could HIVE
J Excaped by the Stairs. ..
CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 24.-The janitor
who built the fires this morning in the
Office Of R. ]. Oresap, real estate dealer,
No. IS West Fourth street, discovered that
the stove pipe which runa through a
wooden partition in the second story had
set it on FIRE and threatened soon to cut
of escape from the third story stairway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cresap occupied the third
story as sleeping and living apart
ment. The janitor after giving the
alarm Of fire ran up stairs, seized Mrs.
Cresap and escaped safely down past the
flames. Not seeing Mr.. Cresap, he ran
back and found that gentleman SO much
excited that he was about to jump from
the window. The janitor tried to restrain
him but without success. Cresap jumped
and struck an awning iron causing an in
Jury to his spine which may be fatal. The
janitor got down stairs safely though the
stairway WAS on FIRE. iIs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-25
FIRST BALLOT TODAY
ON TIE U. $. sENATonsI1p.
No Change In tho situatton-Tho "fseoaici.
trnnt.Thirteen" Remain flrm-varlous
l,umors nre Aiiont - Prominent
Visitors at tho Capital.

Special Di,pateh TO he ln,tlisascsr. #
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. o4.-To.mot.
row tho separate ballot in tho two housos
will be taken for United States Senator.
There is literally nothing in tho situation
that has not been canvassed time and time
again. ,. al&a
The ballot tomorrow will be q mere
matter Of form. The thirty-ssven caucus
Democrats will each answer Camden when
their names are called. The thirteen
"recalcitrants" will scatter among the
other candidates, and the Republicans
will vote for Republicans. So far there is
no way discernable out OF the threatened
deadlock. The only feeling now is one Of
anxiety. Rumors Hy thick and fast, and
q tremendous .preasure is brought 10 bear
on any OF the outs who are even suspected
ot being open to conviction. ft
Letters have been pouring in by the score
on various ones Of tho thirteen, begging,
persuading, warning, promising anything
10 get q vote for Camden. But all this
was discounted in advance. The indie.
penden.s claim that II tho Republicans
and the thirteen are firm Camden will
gradually lose votes and finally be with.
drawn. fa .sG3y 0L7a4 #.rg z
When asked as 10 the truth OF this Cam
den'a supporters clench their teeth and
say, never. g,D,i = T.tSlls N /,
The report that Camden's supporters
had sent 10 Braxton for delegate 'Byrne's
father and<brother WAS recalled this
evening when the latter arrived. Byrne
will stick with the thirtsen. w.s,r.